BASIC DISSECTION PROCEDURES

DISSECTION SLIDES

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Arm

Neck (cervical triangles)

Extensor (posterior) forearm

Flexor (anterior) forearm

Pectoral region and axilla (brachial plexus)

Anterior abdominal wall

Back and scapular region

Gluteal region

Lower limb

Knee

Thorax

Abdominal Cavity

Dates	Topic	Lab Manual Exercise
1/22 – 1/23	Lab Orientation Endocrine Review the definitions of homeostasis and feedback on pages 9 – 12 of your Marieb Textbook. From page 10, you will note the following information – the endocrine system is important in maintaining homeostasis, “and a good example of a hormonal negative feedback mechanism is the control of blood glucose levels by pancreatic hormones (Figure 1.5).”	27 Meeting Agenda Completed Terms to Know Become very familiar with the information in these tutorials: Adrenal gland Pancreas Parathyroid gland Pituitary gland Thyroid gland Completed endocrine abbreviations Histology slides for teaching in lab
1/29 – 1/30	Blood Do not forget there are slides in the lab that you definitely need to review if you are teaching histology!	29A Completed Terms to Know Meeting Agenda Blood Histology Slides
2/5 – 2/6	Heart Do not forget to send me quiz questions!!! Heart model pictures Do not forget to have dissected pig hearts ready for lab!!	30 Completed Terms to Know Meeting Agenda
2/12 – 2/13	Physiology of the Heart Do not forget to send me quiz questions!!!	31 and 33A Completed Terms to Know Meeting Agenda Heart Sounds Handout and Website Pulse Point Pictures
2/19 – 2/20	Physiology of Circulation Vessel figure from textbook that we discussed.	33B AND BIOL 313 students are to read pages xii  - xviii in the preface of their lab manual, and they need to bring thier PhysioEx CD to lab with them this week. Completed Terms to Know Meeting Agenda
2/26 – 2/27	Blood Vessels of Head, Neck and Upper Limb Cadaver neck vessel information Cadaver upper limb vessel information	32 Completed Terms to Know Meeting Agenda Model Pictures Marieb Schematic Figures
3/4 – 3/5	LAB PRACTICAL #1
3/11– 3/12	Blood Vessels of Abdomen and Lower Limb	32 Completed Terms to Know Meeting Agenda Model Pictures Notes regarding abdominal vessels on the female cadaver Notes regarding lower limb vessels on the male and female cadavers
3/18 – 3/19	Respiratory System	36 Completed Terms to Know Meeting Agenda Model Pictures Rotation Histology PowerPoint Student Histology PowerPoint
3/25 – 3/26	SPRING BREAK
4/1 – 4/2	Physiology of the Respiratory System	37A Meeting Agenda Completed Terms to Know Heather's notes on differences between obstructive and restricitve dysfunctions Handout provided during meeting Instructions for use of spirometer
4/8 – 4/9	Urinary System; Urinalysis	40 and 41A Completed Terms to Know Meeting Agenda Slides shown during lab meeting Model Pictures Keys to Models Histology
4/15 – 4/16	Digestive System	38 Completed Terms to Know Meeting Agenda Model Pictures File 1 File 2 Keys to some models Histology Slides for UGTAAs to use when teaching in PowerPoint Histology Slides for STUDENTS in PowerPoint
4/22 – 4/23	Reproductive System Also, don't forget that you will show the students the "uterus in the jar".  I have placed it on the counter in the prep room. IE3 Global Internships Info Sessions Wednesday, April 23, 4-5, Davidson Honors College, Lounge Thursday, April 24, 4-5, Internship Services, Lommasson Center, 154	42 and 43 Completed Terms to Know Meeting Agenda Model Pictures 1 Model Pictures 2 Key to pelvic floor model Key to male pelvis and male genitalia models Histology Slides for UGTAAs to use when teaching (PowerPoint) Histology Slides for UGTAAs to use when teaching (.pdf) Histology Slides for STUDENTS in PowerPoint Histology Slides for STUDENTS in .pdf Make certain you know the information in these slides Genital Homologues Structures visible on female cadaver Structures visible on male cadaver
4/29 - 4/30	LAB PRACTICAL #2 Review Sheet  (though not mentioned on the review sheet, they are also responsible for the vessels of the abdomen)